Arlington Lone-Hactor Hess Leads 7-3 CYO Victory
Arlington rode Dick Hess to a 7-3 win over Bennington CYO with Hess going 4 for 4 at the plate and 1 on the mound. He allowed four singles, struck out 10, and did not allow a hit after the third inning while adding two doubles, a single, and a run scored.
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Arlington
Bennington
CYO
Johnny Hart
Ron Maguire
Fran Maynard
CVO
Hess
LeBarron
Tony Wright
Robin LaCroix
Holton
Howard
Denny Brooks
Mark Hassenpflug
Sheldon
LaCroix Hess
Sheldon Maynard
Robin Lawrence LeBarron
LaCroix
Coulman Wright
Halbur Brooks
Hassenpflug
Thompson Cross
Hart
Howard Oe Maguire
Wynn
Astros
Phils
Cuellar
Bobby Wine
Eddie Mathews
Dick Schofield
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Pirates
Schofield
Phil Regan
Elroy Face
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Tonight
Cincinnati faces Atlanta as Queen, Jarvis for Atlanta duel at 8:05 p.m. New York and San Francisco clash with Seaver and Sadecki at 11 p.m. Chicago visits St Louis with Stoneman opposing Washburn at 9 p.m. Philadelphia meets Houston with Bunning and Belinsky at 9 p.m. Pittsburgh goes against Los Angeles with Vease and Singer at 11 p.m. Night games list Atlanta New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh.
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Queen
Atlanta
Jarvis
New York
Seaver
San Francisco
Sadecki
Chicago
Stoneman
St. Louis
Washburn
Philadelphia
Bunning
Houston
Belinsky
Pittsburgh
Vease
Los Angeles
Singer
Los
L. Pa
S.F
L.A
Hous
Phila
Pitts
Induction Day at Cooperstown Adds Ruffing Waner Rickey
The Hall of Fame ceremony honored Red Ruffing and Lloyd Waner as 24 Rickey family members watched. Branch Rickey, creator of the farm system and Robinson’s mentor, received a tribute via his inductees while Jackie Robinson stayed silent. The class brings total inductees to 107, with 35 living. A drizzle shortened the Hall of Fame game as Orioles beat Reds 3-0 ending 82 innings. Blair and Etchebarren homered.
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Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
Red Ruffing
Branch Rickey
Lloyd Waner
Hall of Fame
UPI
N.Y
UPD
Ruffing
Waner
Rickey
Jackie Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Cincinnati Reds
Paul Blair
Andy Etchebarren
Marcelino Lopez
Stu Miller
Orioles
District Little League finals set for tonight
The 1966 Vermont champions Brattleboro All-Stars and Bennington Little League All-Stars meet at 6 p.m. on Beech St. to decide who represents the Southern District in the Montpelier state tournament on August 5. Brattleboro beat Black River 6-2. Bennington edged Norshaft-Arlington 5-1 in earlier district games.
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Brattleboro
Black River All-Stars
Ludlow
Bennington
Norshaft-Arlington
Senior Circuit Flag Race Thrown Into Deadlock
Cubs righty Ray Culp silenced the St. Louis bats under heavy rain to pitch a five hitter and lift Chicago to a 3-1 win, sharing first in the league. Houston edged Philadelphia 2-1 in 11 innings as Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh 4-3. no AL games were played.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Culp
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Jack Lamabe
Larry Jaster
Don Kessinger
Mike Cuellar
Jimmy
Boston Patriots Meet Lowell Giants In Exhibition
Boston Patriots general manager Mike Holovak assesses rookies in a preseason game against the Lowell Giants at Cawley Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Billy Laird, last season with the Giants, is expected to run much of the Patriots offense as Heisman Trophy winner John Huarte competes for the backup role. The draft focused on defense, with rookies and linemen like Ed Philpott, Doug Satcher, Ray Ig, Tom Folliard, and Charlie Thornhill showcased. A later intra-squad scrimmage is set for July 31 in Quincy.
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UPI
Boston Patriots
Mike Holovak
Lowell Giants
Billy Laird
Giants
Pats
Patriots
Laird
John Huarte
Cawley Memorial Stadium
Bobby Nichols
Boston University
Boston College
Charlie Smith
Joe Corsetti
Villanova
Holovak
Ed Philpott
Doug Satcher
Andover Academy
Philpott
Satcher
Ray Ig
Colegate
Tom Folliard
Mississippi State
Charlie
Thornhill
Michigan State
Quincy
Jon Morris
Boston
Leadfeet Score Highlights Lebanon Valley Speedway Feature
About 7,000 fans watched Butch Jelley of N Pownal Vermont win the Mid Season Championship at Lebanon Valley Speedway. Ed Delmolino of Sheffield Massachusetts leads the half mile oval in points with a close finish behind Jelley. The 35 lap race featured three restarts and a notable rollover by Bill Colville. Local qualifiers included Janoski Corey Jelley and Dorr in Sportsman, with Chuck Ely taking top honors in the Special class and Ken Platt Tabsieg second. Demolition Derby night is set for this week with a rain date Sunday.
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Butch’’ Jelley
N. Pownal
Lebanon Valley Speedway
Ed Delmolino
Sheffield
Mass
Lebanon Oval
George Janoski
Harold Montange
Karl Haeussel
Bill Colville
Sportsman
Janoski
Pete Corey
Jelley
Dexter Dorr
Chuck Ely
Ken Platt
Taberg
Tommy van Tassel
Les Alberti
Ely
Red Guynup
Ted Baldwin
Gary Granger
Don January Wins PGA Playoff Test
Don January survived a tight playoff at Columbine Country Club to beat Don Massengale by two strokes and claim his first PGA championship. He fired 69 in the final round and 281 over 72 holes, becoming the only player to avoid a par dropped across all four rounds and never three-putting in 90 holes.
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January
Don Massengale
Massengale
Columbine Country Club
Jerry Barber
Don
Barber
U S Wins Initial Pan Am Golds in Winnipeg
The United States captured the first two Pan Am gold medals as Hershel Anderson won the individual free pistol title with 548 points and a team pistol victory set a games record 2 171. Army sergeant William Blankernship, Air Force Major Franklin Green, and Army sergeant Arnold Vitardo joined him. The U S baseball and women’s basketball teams slipped to defeats that night, cooling prospects for more titles.
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Canada
UPIC
United States
Uncle Sam
Army
Air Force
U.S
Cuba
Brazil
Yanks
Argentina
Colombia
Hershel Anderson
Columbus
Anderson
Army M
William Blankernship
Columbus, Ga
Veteran Shaw Sent to Cubs in Waiver Deal
The New York Mets sold 34 year old pitcher Bob Shaw to the Chicago Cubs for 20000, marking his seventh major league team since debuting with the Detroit Tigers in 1957. Shaw went 3-9 for the Mets this season after arriving from the Giants, with a best year in 1959 for the White Sox at 18-6 and a 1-0 World Series win over the Dodgers.
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Bob Shaw
New York Mets
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New
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White Sox
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